I never lost signal or had breakage in my playing once

you can’t play a small venue (café or small stage) without risking a interrupted signal via the close proximity to the other musician using another Xvive U2 unit.

It holds a signal well enough, and there is no noticeable delay

look so cool,the sound is clean and nice;The signal is strong, there are no adjustments to perform, as squelch or audio level

On an older bass that has a slightly "hotter" pickup, the Xvive signal was hit or miss depending on how it was positioned hanging off the guitar jack

No audio signal loss or dropouts and the quality of sound was absolutely tremendous

I honestly liked the idea of these tiny things handling wireless signal

Xvive U2:+ ergonomic and stays mostly out of the way of knobs and such.+ very strong signal- noticeable latency

* yet another one: it is possible to overdrive the xVive U2 with a powerful, though passive, signal

The blue led flashes and the signal is intermittent due to the interference with a home wi-fi network

I have never experienced breakage or lost signals with this thing

Works very great, strong/quiet signal and a great charger to charge both trans/reciev at the same time.

I've played it in the back yard, garage and kitchen and never lost signal

Granted, I didn't test it in a live setting with other wireless gizmos surrounding it, but it seems to be up to the challenge, and had a really clear signal throughout the office as I put it through the ringer

I'm not sure I'd want to play with this on stage because the signal isn't always stable

I am using mine in the studio, church, small clubs and the sound is excellent, clear signal, 100% noise free, very quiet and reliable

We've been able to leave the stage and get in the crowd and it not lose signal and the response time is pretty darn spot on

Maybe the signal wierds out momentarily with active pickups, yet other guitars work flawlessly

I purchased both the Xvive U2 as well as the Donner DWS-3 to try out, and the Xvive's signal is far superior

Sometimes it would be a strong clear signal while other times it would sound like the gain was cut in half

Easy setup and clear signal though my Mesa boogie

So, I've used these a lot since I got them and have wandered all over the house, into the garage out in the yard and haven't lost signal yet

I've worked to get a nice clean signal, and these things destroy that.

I've never lost the signal and have gone over 50 yards away from the receiver with it

It is possible that many wireless signal can cause interference, and lots of venues (the ones I've been playing at included) now use lots of wireless gear, so there's that

and I've been able to be upstairs and even outside and the signal is consistent and solid

These are well worth the money and the signal is clear with no loss of sound

Where the Donner fails is its poor signal

Range is less than 4 feet after less than 7 months.for some reason the range just dropped and the signal is all choppy if I move more than 4 feet away from the amp, which kind of renders these useless

and I would lose signal and the receiver unit was powered off despite having a full charge.

That being stated, when continuously facing away from the units, you can still detect a sporadic signal loss that occurs almost once every 15 seconds.

While there is unfortunately noticeable latency in the signal, it is nevertheless a strong signal

No signal degradation when increasing distance between receiver & transmitter.

No signal loss

I was really surprised at how clean & clear the signal came through

It's important to know though that the U2 operates on the 2.4 Ghz band though so you WILL get wifi interference if you're around a strong wifi signal.

Clear signal with next to no latency.

If you are not at least 5-10 feet away from the other musician who is also utilizing the units, there still is sporadic signal cuts.

The thing is, This is a great "first wireless" it performs well, gives clear signal, and has 5 hours of play time

The SECOND I turned on the U2, all 3 of us lost signal on our ipad mixing consoles

Awesome, just need to move away from wi fi modem as it can distort the signal.

Many times I've had intermittent signal, I think due to a low charge

I am free to wander out in the crowd when I am performing, and I haven't lost the signal yet

When utilizing one unit by itself, we appear to be getting a good signal up to 30 - 35 feet.

Xvive U2:+ ergonomic and stays mostly out of the way of knobs and such.+ very strong signal- noticeable latency

For example, on my 9 string Schecter Guitar, the bottom 3 strings are a hit or miss in terms of maintaining an accurate signal.

For some unknown reason, it appears as though these units have “some” difficulty sending signals with lower stringed instruments.

I paid $103 for it - almost $60 less than the Xvive- poor signal

It does work best with line of site, but there was a few times, I had no line of site and still the signal and tone were perfect

The signal is still not as good as using an instrument cable

They transmit and receive a very clean, honest signal.

Clear signal, with no noise issues.

, I plugged it in and started roaming around my house and the signal was crystal clear although I did experience some loss of signal when I went out my front door about 15 to 20ft away

Clear signal and no interference

The sound is just as crisp as with a cable

My bad, I didn't set the sample rate properly, and there it was, smooth as it should be, and I can't see any latency issues (2.8 ms on my Audient), and tone loss

I bring it to open Mics and jam sessions as well as to the studio

No more tripping over cords and being limited as to where you stand in relation to your amp.

Not quite as good as a

It sounds just as good as if using a cable

One of the covers fell of during rehearsal, which made me question build quality, but they are pretty sturdy l little units.